Elements of Criticism, 第 2 卷Liberty Fund, 2005 - 821 頁 |
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... appears greater than usual ; and a little object succeeding one that is great , appears less than usual . * Hence a remarkable pleasure in viewing a series ascending by large differences ; directly opposite to what we feel when the ...
... appears greater than usual ; and a little object succeeding one that is great , appears less than usual . * Hence a remarkable pleasure in viewing a series ascending by large differences ; directly opposite to what we feel when the ...
第 691 頁
... appears too artificial , and consequently too stiff and formal , to be agreeable : the crowding withal so many ... appears still longer by being very narrow , as is remarkable in a gallery : by the same means , an object termi- nating a ...
... appears too artificial , and consequently too stiff and formal , to be agreeable : the crowding withal so many ... appears still longer by being very narrow , as is remarkable in a gallery : by the same means , an object termi- nating a ...
第 713 頁
... appears a plain surface : approaching gradually , we begin first to perceive inequalities , and then pillars ; but ... appears naked ; and without a base , appears too ticklishly placed to stand firm : * it ought therefore to have some ...
... appears a plain surface : approaching gradually , we begin first to perceive inequalities , and then pillars ; but ... appears naked ; and without a base , appears too ticklishly placed to stand firm : * it ought therefore to have some ...
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